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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-24
Three ExcursIons

VIII attend the great auction sale at San
BernardinO-one from San Diego, one from
Riverside, one from Los Angeles and Pasa-
dena. Each train will be accompanied by a
band of music. All friends Will meet at
Cotton and proceed in one grand train TO
the most beautiful city on the Pacific
coast-the beautiful city of San Bernardino
-and in the grest vallcyof san Bernardino.
fine lunch will be served on arrival OF
the train, af.er which sale will commence
with lots. suitable for warehouses and
wholesale business, directly opposite the
depot; also residence lots. after which some
elegant villa lots, directly in the heart OF
the city. Three dollars for the round trip.
Tickets go for three or four days. which
will enable you to visit, after the sale,
the Arrowhead springs. attend church.
drive out and zee some of the elegant
palatial residences. and places OF note at
San Rernardino On that day 1t will be
one grand gala day. Needs no irrigation.
an abundancs OF the finest sparkling water
from springs and artesian wells. Cata
logues aud maps are now ready Can be
had at the Office of John @. Bell, the auc
tioneer, No. II Temple Block. Everybody i.
cordially invited 10 attend. II you have
never seen it don't fail to embrace the
present opportunity. You will have an
elegant time. Train leaves the new depo
af u.10 sharp.
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porarily suspep'-', {, !. now the duty
Oh Q" people to bring every argumei :
and every influence to bear upon the
Commission to secure its permanent
suspension; or, at least, to have IL
tent mo ,erative until Congress
meets, when the law may pe 80
modified as to encourage, instead OF
crushing, the industries of this coast
We shall now look for the railroads TO
Immediately act in good faith with
the Commissioner and the people
by restoring the rates to their cd
standard, and thus lift from the b,sl-
ness of this State TIE pail which has
been cast upon it by their destructive
Interstate schedule.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-24

WE call the attention of the State
Board of Health to the fact conveyed
in our dispatches that cholera has
broken out in GuayInas and Mazat-
Ian. Here is a chance for that body
to exercise prompt vigilance in pre-
venting the ingress of this deadly
contagion into our State. A compe-
tent inspector should be sent at once
10 Nopales.
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his countrymen.

THE Flower Festival has been a
pronounced success. it closed last
night. not because it could not have
continued to draw large crowds, but
because the proprietors of the Pavilion
were compelled to. have the building
to finish it in time for the National
Opera troupe. The total receipts ol
the Festival were $11, 500, which will
leave the ladies', after all expenses
are paid, the handsome sum of 81 800
That speaks we'll for our people.
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LOrdsburg,

The beautiful coming city, on the line Of
the new railroad. The A: T. end Santa Nc
railroad runs through the beautiful city oi
Lordsburg Every lot level as a floor. Wa.
ter In abund dance. Maps and cat logues
wi ! soon be ready; can be had at the Office
of John C Bell, the Auctioneer, No. II
Iemple Block
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". N. Monroe

viii place ON the market on Friday next
209 lots. J. d, Bicknells subdiyision. The
lots will be put on at $500 and bid for choice
The money derived from sale of lots above
the price of 800 will go towards build
ing $4,000 schoolhouse. The sale will
como off ON the ground, Our lots will bear
inspection. Train leaves Los Angeles at
10 80 Sale at l O'Clock r NJ.
W. N MONROE.
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r.,,.e 10 mai, subs. ribcrs.

The pepers of all delinquent mail sup, ,
..,,hevs 10 the Los Angeles DAILY HERsLp
viii be promptly discon,inueS Srrihess hy
rriess the same have been paid for IN
"A vance. This rule is inflexible
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ual,ave RECEIVED another ]

wiz, have received another large
installment Of the ILLUSTRATED HER
AID. and orders for this matchless
preeentation of the resources and
attractions OF our section will be now
filled as soon as sentin
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south Los Angeles.

Half acre lots at $3.50. Obtain maps Of tht
Southern California Land Company, Bake
Block. There is nothing at three times thu
price can compare with this property
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MAGNOLIA.
M See advertising o olumns.
A DAMS BROS. DENTISTS. % 8. SPRING
~ afraaf ronr1a A and X

"A street, rooms and s.
Gold filings from 81 up.
Amslgam and silver fllings, 81.
Painless Extraction of Teeth by vttalfzed
air or nitrous oxide gas. 81.
Teeth extracted without gas or air, so.
Best sets Of teeth from rs to SO, BY oui
new mothCd of maxine, teeth Q misfit Ii
impossible. All-work guaranteed.
We make especially OF extracting teeth
without pain.
once hours from s A. n. to 6P. n. Sun
DAYS from 10 A. n. to IL n. az II
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The Architect. builder and Me-
Chanic

Is sold by J. N. Gregory; No. W First street
Stoll & 1hayer, No. South Spring street.
Greer & Co., No. As North Spring street.
Olmsted & Wales. No 10 West First street
F ID. Jones, corner Second and Main.
Hirschfeld Il Seldner. 2l5 North Main and
Mt the Office, Room IL, No. "a North Main.
A. WILLHARTITZ, Manager.
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n-ORDER OF CHOSEN FRIENDS
- Guardian Council. No. 90, meets IN
tythisn Castle Hall, "a South Spring street:
each month. Visiting friends cordially In
Vited. J. II. MARsHALL, q. q.
mr29-3m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-24

It looks very much as If Claremont was a
favorlte, not only with the public, but with
the officials OF The great Atchison Topeka
and Santa Fe line.
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south Los Angeles,

HALF acre lots at $3.50. Obtain maps of the
| III hern California Land Company. Baker
Block. There is nothing at three times the
| price can compare with this property.
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south Lov AmeeIcs.

Half acre lots at $500 Obtain maps of the
Southern California Land Company, Baker
Block. There IL nothing at three times the
price can compare with this property.
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EDUCATIONAL.
NJ AGN0LIA.
M See advertising columns.

COMMERCIAL MIGHT SCHOOL, IN
~ struction will be given at most reahon-
and high school studies. Candidates pre-
pared for college and teachers examinR'
tinns. Rooms Schumacher Block. l.. b
LAWSON, FRED. H.. CLARK, A., M,
Principals. II
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..ushL Los Angeles.

Half acre lots at $3.50. Obtain maps OF the
Southern California Land Company, BAKER
Block. There Ia nothing at three times the
o ice can oomp,re with this properly
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-24

General Manager q. w. Smith. OF the
Santa Fe route. will visit Claremont on
Monday next.
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Tn their New Quarters.

Gre nda'l. Grow Il Co, are now az iss anu
ls5 West First street, with full line of stoves,
mantels and CRATES.
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In their New Quarters.

Cspdall, Crow 4 Co. are now at 1888 and III
West First street, with full line OF stoves
mantels and CRATES.
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FIN ANcIAL
ME ETINGs.
M AGNOLIA,
"

MAGNOLIA.
M See advertising columns.
R-MEMONIAL FRANK BAKrLETr
klS Post No will hold open Post on
Tuesday evening, April l6th, In memory OF
comrades who have died In the past year.
The public are cordially invited. ~ oraer
Of the Post. apfzt-to
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LOST AND FOUND.

MAGNOLIA.
IM See advertising columns.
+ OSt-IF THE CABMAN WHO FOUND
IL the earring lost at the DOwney Avenue
Bridge Railway accident will return same
to A. A. Staunton, 3 North Main ST., a suit
able reward will be paid. apr24 1t
LNUUND-IF YOU NEED MONEY GO TO
Il the Union Loan Office, No. 3 North NJ ain
street s8-lm
i OST-FROM ALl,U STREET Ut TO PU.
Ulice Office. q package containing $3.50 in
greenbacks A reward OF 800 will be paid
to return the same Q to No. rs Also street.
apps At.
r USr OR STOLEN A YOUNG FOX
IL hound months old; black and tan;
white spot on breast. Finder will please
return to FRED MORSCH, 725 Hill street.
Suitable reward. ap22-3t
COO REWAkD-LUSr OR STOLEN. A
|ZU small white mare; reached name,
collar marks, and small lumo on back
brand unknown; return to WIN. HOLLAND
or GEOR ERRICKS' stable. Spring street,
and receive reward. apr177t
DfNTIS'rS.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-24

The official list Of Letters remaining y,
aha PostofBce is published in the HhRAIl
m n ,ndavs.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-24

NOR sALE-LAND, IS PER ACRE. SOIL
j. very rich, sandy loan. Easy terms
Also, location made on some very cnolce
land. 20 Downey Block. al2-lm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-24

NOR sALE-l6o ACRES OF LAND, ALSO
Z Forest Dairy, containing cows, horses.
wagons, route and cans, etc. Inquire at
GREEN MEADOW, mile west OF school
house, or address P. o. Box 74f. m2S-6m
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NOR sALE-2O ACRES ADJOINING THE
1 town site of CIaremopt miles north
east OF Pomona, at great bargain II taKen
age. CARR & COOK, II Court st. sp2lf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-24

DELIVERED ny CARRIERS
& A sOc per Week, or SOC Per Mo"'''
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-24

NOR sALE--CATTLE RANGE OF $4,000
Il acres; about 100 head OF stock; abund'
ance of feed and water; no frost. Apply to
RISING & BADEN, room 2 Ruffen Block
P. % Box 374, San Bernardino. Gold and
silver mines OF high grade ore specially
Grit mill and other business oppCrtnni'
ties. apZZ-U
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-10-07
TOpioal Points.

The estimated reduction OF the
public debt for September is &c..
500, 900.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-10-07

BALTIN0Rs CATTLE MARKET.

DaSAAaVR0 In LII MA t.. \
Sept 20. 1887,
Cattle are sold 1t these figures live vejebt
Hogs ere sold as net weight, that n 20 oer
cehilgeoeraliy) jon from live weight. Sheen
are soIi gross. that 10 live eight, o: orb.
ing Cd.
Prices Ct Beef Cattle this week r.ps.d a
follows: Beat Bstves at 4 I2}aS4 37}. thoee
geoeraily rated 6,st quality 5 0aa<4 90, me-
dium OF good fair quality 75s$3 90. and
ordinary thin steers. oxen and cows. Z IS .
3? So per loo lbs.
VI the Cattle received 1874 came from
Virginia 6sl from West Virgins. 10 from
Maryland, IS from Ohio. and 20 from Penn.
sylvania. Total receipts for the week 3ife
seainst 1889 last week, and ssl 5sams time
last year.
VI :he offerings 93S were taken by the D.l-
timore butchers s23 W country dealers. and
40 sold TO Eastern sFecuiators. Total sales
Tor the week 1887 against 1878 last, week,
and ll02 same time last year
SHEEP AND LAMBS. 10 q fair supply
oil Sherp on the market this week. The quail.
lty OF the offeiicgs averages like that of last
Thursday Trode for good Sheep aud Lambs
10 iairly active, with q very good demand for
good stock Sheep. We quote butcher Sheep
si3a43 Cts. and Lambs at 3Aa5} cents per n
gross. Stock sheep at .5OaS3 rs per head.
Receipts this week Of Sheep and La;rb were
5. l04 head.
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IA CTS " ORTIZ KNO WING.
lEheNEEer u person starts to do Ger

.n thing determination succeed, only requires
bring about that result This rule holds good with every business
ien and trade FamTs lawyers mechanics and merct ants
all follow this rule it they attain We started to the Eastern
market this spring fluid and place the
best values the least offered in Romney succeeded
at m finding opened Spring and Summer
bargains those who wish the best goods for the
In order offer beautiful styles lawns and
goods beat quality gugams low as aud have big
" OF ubeacbed cotton done brnde containing from to lO
d7 heavy cotton for only 80 double width dress goods such
have heretofore cold Ia and ID offer for 81 cts
dress goods CID price to Is cents now sell at to cents PLAIN
"bcgJp Victoria lawns India linens TO l6S cts These low
prices Mold good all of dress goods aud ginghams IL
"laS the ladies to- look at spring and summer llats-beaun
trimmed hats OF quality than the unirmmed sold last at 70
offer 81 shoes 75cS2 shoes Cor 5One
opera slippers the the best Soc corset in the town and
TIE breakfast sw Is surprisingly cheap kid and leather
gloves 10 To the would want
Nee hat the place get also at cts Vt
you cheap will clear GOz shoes at %
cents pair closing ready clothing u
N surprise you buy OF US Tor s3od
@ 81 80. Sold price ST. suits al Sold price $40 Our
STOCK tobacco Is different Kinds, from 20 cents D up
~ knocks all As havnt the time and space
~ further we will lust house filed from eel.
w % groceries bacon honr and meal dry goods and no.
@ qnecnsware and nware, carpets saddles &C
WING" viii sell lie lowest kind of prices aud take all kinds oil
% from load OF BARK and es at the market price
~ aElng D,n fail to and buy some hing ro3 u'-"e VIII
bay 900 lbs and pay highest price in cash or trade
H. RUSSELL & BRO.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-10-07

L, - said that R)bort Garrett.
President Of the b. & o Il. r. Co.,
sailed fion London for Baltimore on
Saturday.
Judge John p. Rea. of Minneapo-
lis. MINI sso.a, was elected Comman-
aer-in-Cblef of the Grand Army OF
the Republic on the last day OF 8
Nationa! Encampment at S.. Louis
Saturday. lie has good fightin.
record as o Union soldier during
three years and six months of the
late war.
Three men were killei in tiis State
las; week by trees, or limbs OF trees,
falling On then. viz: VIM. G. Ayers.
OF summers county; George Shep-
pard. of Writ county. aud John Yea !.
4er, OF Barbour county. Yeager was
q local preacher of the Methodist f
Church. He was working on the
West Virginia G. & Z. Railroad.
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mayor, c!tizsns' committee, and Va.
rious democratic organisations of the
city. while Mrs. Cleveland was wais.
ed upon by the ladies' Of tho wcmen's
Christian Temperance Union. Who
presented her . beautiful floral offer.
ing bearing the inscription In thee
shsll all the nations Of the earth be
bleseed.
The special bearing the presidential party
len Pitisburg late Friday night for 81. Leu.
10, where il arrived about IL O'Clock Sstur.
day night. TIE Presideat vss given en,hu-
sisstic receptions At IndisnaE oils. Terre
Hauts and many other points along The
route. He and Mrs. Cleveland speat qsie,
8 undsy ~ The guests Of Mayor Francis. On
Monday the President wss given Q recep.
ton BY the members Of the Nerchsnts' Et.
change. VI here Mayor Francis welcomed him
10 the City and State. The President replied
TO the Nay ORE address Of welcome In . short
but appropriate speech. after which be drove
to the fair grounds. where the great Aisss.
siPPi Valley Expedition ID IL progress Here
be speat several hours, but owing to the I'm
mecss crowds in attendance, and the conse.
quent din Guilty in driving around iha
tersst. In the afternoon . public rec ption
was held In the Lindsl Botel, at which the
President shook hands With fully zine thou.
sand people Ia three hours, or at the rate Of
City minute, according to the estimate Of
his private secretary, t'oi Dan Lamont. Ia
the evening the President and party were e
corted through the illuminated streets Of the
n TO hr hA ~
lesst 100000 people avsiled themselves Of
tho opportunity to see the Chief TX ecutive Of
the ration. The presidential party returned
to their hotel ~ 10 p. m. when they we're
serena ed by the Heodricks Association aud
different political clubs, which, with the
procession of which they formed q part,
numbered fully 10000. Mrs. Cleveland was
given many elegant receptions by the lead.
ing society ladies Of st. Louis, all Of whom
We'd with each other in their efforts to make
her stay in the city as pleas INT as possible.
On Tuesday, the President Was given re.
ceptioa by the Commercial Trave liers' As
ISOLATION, took . boat ride down the Mesis.
sir pi. and at night attended the Yelled
Prophets ball in the Merchants Exchange
Building. His appearacue a, any place was
always the signal for the widest, most tu-
multuous applause, and it seemed as though
the people OF st. Louis could not do enough
Tor him to properly express their love and
appreciation for their President. In fact,
his reception and his euter.ainm ent during
mia whole stay in the city were all that his
best friends could have desired, and q sting
ing reuuke u the narrow mi nded bigotry Of
that part OF the Grand Army of the Republic
Who were not willing that the President
sh uld be guest Of the city while their
National Encampment was in progress. The
presidential patty left ST. Louis late Taes-
Gay night for Chicago, where they arrived
Wednesday morning.
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Cumberland Store.
Little & Sons.
CLOSING OUT


am determined TO sell Oft all
my present stock Of Millinery,
Hats &c, To- make room for new
goods. Many things lave been
marked down 10 cost, and many
below cost. This IS a splendid
CHARGE for the ladies to secure
many new and fashionable articles
TOR a great deal less than they are
worth. The sale OF these goods viii!
commence on Saturday the OH
instant and continue until the stock
is closed out.
MRS. WIN. MYTINGER.
liomney, w. Va
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-10-07

TIE new American or know Moth.
ing part , is said to be gaining num-
bers in tue Carolinas rapidly.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-10-07

ALL Of the democratic clerks in
the office of the Secretary Of the
Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania ten.
dered their designations TO the new
republican secretary. The rssIgns-
tons we're based upon the fac: that
"a public official isexpectej by hi Is
political party IN oil the positions
under him With men Of his own po.
liticAl faith" Its needless TO add
that the proffered resignstions we're
pro ,nptly accepted,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-10-07
q CARD

To all who aro suffering firm no errors and
indiscrct'ons of youth. nervous weakness. early
decay l0ssof manhood. &c, will send n recipe
that viii cure you. FREE CT CHARGE. Thisgrcas
remedy was discovered 81 n missionary in South
sInoricn. Send n seif-ad1rassed envelope 10 the
nv. JOSEPH 7. ISmAH. Station D. No Yoyk C,t,
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The estimated reduction Of the
public debt for September is &c..
100000
TIE new American or know Moth.
ing part , is said to be gaining num-
bers in the Carolinas rapidly.
-"
Civil Service Commissioner John
ii. Oberly has decided that govern.
ment clerks cannot be members Of
political clubs. The idea seems TO
be that ofiice.holdors must take no
part in politics except 10 vote.
~
A German capitalist Of Berlin on
Saturday notified the Treasury De-
partment that he has $1,000 worth
of Confederate bonds which he would
transmit to Washington for redemp.
ton II assured OF heavy premium,
lie will doub less be moro willing TO
part with them when he learns their
actual value.
-"
IT would seem that the color OF q
Degro's face is prima facie evidence
of his being an American by birth.
u. S. District Judge White. Of Pits
burgb, on Friday rendered q decis-
ion IN case Involving tire right OF 9
colored man, born in England. to
register rs voter, In which he says :
"The presumption is that o colored
man is OF American birth, and there
fore a citizen /; and it is :be duty OF
the election board 10 dispute his vote
IL they have any evidence to the con-
trar,."
-"
TESNEss8F voted Friday on the
adoption Of the prohibition amend
ment TO her constitution. All over
the $ ate the ladies took an &C i've
part 10 the election. providing free
lunche, at the voting places, person.
ally soliciting votes for the amend
ment, and in some cases even drv.
ing voters to the polls ia their car.
riages. The negtoes cast their bal
OTIS almost as one man against th,
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Millinery Goods.
| am now Offering full and varied
stock OF Millinery, Hats Bonnets, Ribbons velyets Silks San
-F.A.NCr GOODS
y iSy GOODS have arrived and Won novelties in
ooho and Brush Gases. Dolls Work Boxes Cbr:stmas
Cards. Toys of every description
Confectionery!

choice stock OF Candies cakes crackers nuts s A
ana C0ee Sande from 10 to SOC h. 12 25e Cur
lo iron 3o nuts 20 and Csc every week at
Sl2o per gallon Oyster crackers lOc per Also Coal Oil
am 10 my friends Ter patronage that they
VIII continue 10 ad and aud examine nv
goods You viii lind me opposite the Courthouse V
LOUISA HOUSER
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-02-08
FACTS AND HEARSAYS.

The fourth of July claims bill has
passed the House. 1t appropriates about
$4,000.
The Senate Appropriations Committee
is about to take up the District appro-
priation bill.
Representative St. Martin, of Louisiana,
who has been dangerously i'll in New
Orleans for the past month, IS slowly
recovering.
The President will, in few days, trans
nit to Congress further correspondence
of an important character in reference 10
the fisheries disputes.
The State Of Indiana, for the first time
this session, was fully represented in the
Senate Yesterday, Senators Harrison and
VOORHEES, both being in their seats.
The President yesterday sent to the
Senate the following nominations +. G..
Moore, of Missouri, to be COnsul-General
of the United States to the City Of Mex
leo.
The correspondence between the two
wings of the Democratic party in the
House in reference to revenue legislation
has failed to bring them any closer to-
gether or afford any satisfactory basis Tor
compromise
Senator-elect Reagan has returned from
Texas. and has been cordially received by
congressional associates and friends. lie
says he is equally happy over his election
TO the Senate and the enactment OF the
Interstate commerce law.
Silas w. Bowen has. been appointed
postmaster at Sheridan Point, Calvert
county, Md; George W. Hyslup, at
GranGeyille, Accomac county Va; ,. q
Walker, at Pantop, Nelson county, va.
and William L. Eddings, at Nortonsyille
/ Greene county, Va.